Emory team studies critical links between people, ecosystems in Madagascar

An infectious disease team is at work in Madagascar, where both people and wildlife are struggling for survival.

Materials from Candler's former home get a second life	Digital technology digs up Battle of Atlanta	University issues information security alert

Debris from the demolition of Bishops Hall was recycled; red roof tiles will go to Emory's new residence hall; and wood from the building was used to craft special gifts. Read more »	A digital scholarship project is unearthing local Civil War history with an interactive map. Read more »	Emory is investigating a breach of its IT infrastructure. As a precaution, the University recommends that anyone with an Emory University netID/username change their password. Read more »

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Materials from Candler's former home get a second life